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Just want to make a quick little note that we are in Skagway, Alaska now. Our phones are a not working as of now so we either have to resolve something with that company or get another one. Internet is a little limited for now but should be more easily accessible once all the shops are opened. Everyone here is gearing up for the season; making touch-ups on the paint and having all displays well displayed. I wiped the dust off a banister at the hotel today; it's a mess there but it's opening next week so it'll just have to transform. So, just wanted to state that our communications are somewhat down, but we'll get more accessible. When we can use my laptop we'll add the rest of the pictures and maybe make some notes on our days through British Columbia and Yukon Territory. Ciao.
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Kim/Mom
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Hi Michael * Lauren, Glad you made it on your trek! It must be alot of fun getting ready for the season! I read that there is still lots of gold, hope you can bring some home!! I read that Recreational gold panning is allowed at three state parks: Chugach State Park, Independence Mine - State Historical Site and Kenai State Park. Information about rules for gold panning in these areas can be found online. "START PROSPECTING!".... Recreational gold panning is allowed at three state parks: Chugach State Park, Independence Mine - State Historical Site and Kenai State Park. Information about rules for gold panning in these areas can be found online. I have a a calculus joke for you!!!! Q:What do you get when you take a native Alaskan and divide its circumference by its diameter? A: Eskimo pi.